Sorry if this has been answered before…but there is are so many posts related to this, it is hard to wade through all of them.
I set up lightbox to work with a webyep gallery, and it almost works. For some reason, the “X” or close graphic on the large photos won’t display. Any ideas on how I could fix this?
http://www.friendsofkennicott.org/photos.php
Thanks!
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It is looking for your close graphic at http://www.friendsofkennicott.org/images/close.png
but it is not there.
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Thank you Dave!
That fixed it.
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From Max’s WebYep Manual page 36
You might for example want to edit the file webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/js/lightbox.js to adapt the paths to the image files used by Lightbox for the “close” and “loading” images to:
var fileLoadingImage = “/webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/images/loading.gif”;
var fileBottomNavCloseImage = “/webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/images/close.gif”;
Alternativley you could just move or make a copy of the images folder inside the
lightbox folder and place it next to your resources and css, folders that freeway
creates on publish. This will have the same effect as adjusting the lightbox script.
I have always chosen the alternative method and it can be done with drag and drop in Fetch FTP
Richard
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Thank you Dave! That fixed it.
But not uploaded?
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Hi Dave,
Can you not see the white “X” graphic on the larger photos now? I see it.
I made a graphic X and named it close.png and ftp-ed it to that file path.
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Can you not see the white “X” graphic on the larger photos now?
Nope and no image at http://www.friendsofkennicott.org/images/close.png
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What about the loading.gif - it is missing too.
How are you uploading your pages because Prototype and Scriptaculous are also missing.
D
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I’m just using the upload function with Freeway.
Not sure why you can’t see the close “X”… I can see it at http://www.friendsofkennicott.org/images/close.png
It is a white X, so the that url looks like blank page.
Checked it on a few different computers and an Ipad and I can now see the graphic “X” to close.
Do I need to apply Prototype and Scriptaculous as separate actions to the page?
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I could see it after my post of 8.21 GMT - when you must have uploaded again but the loading.gif Prototype and Scriptaculous are still missing.
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Hi, trying to get WP & Lightbox working on my site…
I’m running WP version 1.7.2 & WP actions 3.1 & I can’t seem to get it up & running?
var fileLoadingImage = “/webyep system/program/opt/lightbox/images/loading.gif”;
var fileBottomNavCloseImage = “/webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/images/close.gif”;
If so what lines are these on in the lightbox.js file (51/109)?
& do these paths need to be inline i.e with URL/webyep system/program/opt/lightbox/images/loading.gif
Many thanks
Worm
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Hi Mr Worm, when I’ve used Lightbox & WebYep, I did step one as you have done, and then everything else was loaded into the WY gallery online (not with the upload, but actually done via the browser) and linked from there - it just ‘worked’. No paths amended or anything.
Trev
On 29 Aug 2012, at 10:59, Mr worm wrote:
Hi, trying to get WP & Lightbox working on my site…
I’m running WP version 1.7.2 & WP actions 3.1 & I can’t seem to get it up & running?
- I have placed lightbox folder in opt folder
- images folder uploaded to server too (in opt folder or root next to CSS/resources folders)
- does lightbox.js file need paths to image files amending to:?
var fileLoadingImage = “/webyep system/program/opt/lightbox/images/loading.gif”;
var fileBottomNavCloseImage = “/webyep-system/program/opt/lightbox/images/close.gif”;
If so what lines are these on in the lightbox.js file (51/109)?
& do these paths need to be inline i.e with URL/webyep system/program/opt/lightbox/images/loading.gif
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Thanks Trev, That could potentially be why mine is not working?
But From reading the WP manual I’m sure there is another feasible way of doing this very similar to what I have described…
Maybe someone could please clarify this before I go “chicken oriential”!
Worm
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Hi
the easiest way is not to adjust any of the lightbox scripts but
just upload the lightbox folder into the opt folder within the webyep-systems folder on your server and then re-upload the images folder which can be found within the lightbox folder and place it nest to your html or php files
all the best max
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Thanks Max
I will try.
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